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Karnataka Assembly Election 2023
Karnataka breaks records with highest voter turnout since 1957
Provisional data reveal 72.81 per cent participation, signalling a potential political shift in the State.
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Perspective
Exclusion of Darwin’s theory from Class 10 textbooks indicates attempt to rationalise caste system
Is it genuine curriculum rationalisation or part of a plan to promote creationism and Hindu theology in education?
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